Paulist Press: 379 books

Three groundbreaking essays that discuss the Churchs need and call for the restoration of women to the permanent order of deacon.

Using the most recent historical research, this book recounts the life of Dominic, founder in 1216 of the Order of Preachers, and brings him to life not in a hagiographical way, but as someone who has contemporary appeal.

A comprehensive survey of Judaism, its history, beliefs, practices and customs, branches and sects, from its founding to the present day.

An introduction to the sayings, lives, stories, and spirituality of women in the postbiblical, early Christian movement.

Introduces sixty men and women whose great devotion and mystical relation to God transformed the times in which they lived and continues to affect our search for spirituality today.

Drawing not only on the Bible itself, but on medieval and modern Jewish commentaries (midrashim), Christian sermons, and Muslim explanations (such as Tales of the Prophets), Ageless Wisdom offers examples of how past generations of men and women have made the Bible’s lessons about wisdom their own.

A study of Pope Benedict XVI’s three encyclicals, Deus caritas est, Spe salvi, and Lumen fidei (drafted for Pope Francis) on the theological virtues, faith, hope, and charity.

Gathered in this small volume are some of Mother Teresas favorite personal prayers.

Amidst the Church's continuing clergy sex abuse crisis and the suspicions the public might have about celibacy and Catholic priesthood, Living Celibacy hopes to make what constitutes healthy celibate living as accessible to priests and the public as what constitutes a healthy marriage.

A collection of presentations from the Vatican II Conference, A Universal Call to Holiness, held at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT. Seven of the presentations are based on the seven speeches given by several cardinals at the conclusion of the council on December 8, 1965.

A unique scholarly contribution, this book celebrates and studies the legacy of the Second Vatican Council by offering the contributions of twelve outstanding international scholars.

Takes an honest look at two controversial events in Christian history, showing in what ways the seemingly different historical events are related, and undoing several misconceptions about both.

Brings to life the philosophers, theologians, economists, and saints who influenced Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin in the development of the ideas and spirituality that supported their radical following of the Gospel in the movement they founded.

Brief profiles of women, with an emphasis on those who contributed to social justice. Ages 11 and up.